The Short Strangle strategy is for stocks that are extremely STEADY or for stocks with a near term neutral outlook. As this strategy requires shorting, it MUST be squared up intraday (preferably) unless you are…
The Long Strangle strategy is for stocks that are extremely volatile or are expected to be volatile. Think about what’s happening to PC Jewellers now and what happened to Fortis a while back when it…
A Protective Caller strategy is suited for FNO stock investors and Option Writers who are bullish on a stock but would like to eat premiums too. It involves: a. Buying x number of any FNO stocks…
A bull put spread is a low risk, low gain spread that entails trading in two puts (PEs) that expire on the same date but at different strike prices. You have to short one put…
Options are a part of the Futures-And-Options (FNO) market and you can buy and sell options only for stocks traded in the FNO market (think medium and large caps). The standard definition of options is…
A bull call spread is a low risk spread that consists of two calls (CEs) that expire on the same date but have different strike prices. You have to short one call one strike price…
